Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-27

Idaho street. The appointments for til
repast were elegant throughout.
MI. John Evans, a~ttorney-at-law an,
brother OF Mrs. James McMurphey, cam
out from Missouri last week. He will
this his permanent home.
One OF the attractive scenes on Main stree
10 the artistic arrangement Of Sands 4
Boyce's window. 1t was arranged by Mr.
A.. T.. Loring q is q work OF art.
Miss Louise De Vol, who has been tn,
guest OF Mrs. e. Siegal for several weeks
has taken q suit of rooms at Mrs: Barker.
private boarding house on East Granite
street.
DIR. I. J: Murray has fitted up for his Of
fice a handsome suit of rooms in the east
end OF the Bernard block. The ones for
merly occupied by Mrs. Thurston and
daughter.
The many friends of Mr.. Murray Lieben.
stein will regret that he will leave Butte
Monday and take up his residence for a
Tune IN Drummond having accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper at that place.
The Entire Nous Club intend giving
another OF their very enjoyable parties the
hrst Friday in May. 1t il expected that
this party will excel any of the previous
ones which have taken place this season.
Mrs. Thomas Lavelle gave an elaborate
luncheon last week at her residence on
West Park street. Those present were
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, Mrs. Leavitt, Mrs. Dana,
Mrs. Geo. lockwood and Mrs. w. w,
Dixon.
At a recent society wedding in St. Louis
the bridesmaids were all dressed with
pointed green bodice Of leaf green plush. and
carried punches OF lilies in their hands. As
the bridal party entered the church the
bridal chorus from "Lohengrin" was sung
by q full chorus ofmale and female voices.
THE EMMETT GUARD ALL
One OF the largest and most enjoyable en-
tertainments that has ever taken place in
this city was the Emmett Guard ball which
was given last Friday evening at Miners
were worn by the ladies, and the whole
affair was q brilliant success.
GIFT.
An evidence of high esteem was by the
OF Mr.. M. j. Gallagher shown to
Miss Elsie Hall who has been fcrsome time
pleasantly associated with the employees of
the Bonner Mercantile Company by whom.
as she is about to leave Butte, she was made
q present of an elegant silk and velvetjetted
wrap and a beautiful hand painted fan.
Miss Hall has ived in Butte but a short
time but has made a host of friends who
will regret her departure.
A PLEASANT N
Mrs. w. w. Dixon entertained a few
last Friday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Ridenbaugh, of Boise City. After
hours had been spent in the enjoy
ment OF whist. refreshments were served.
and dancing were INDUCED in, and
it was quite late when the company ad.
after having passed a very pleas
ant evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lavell, DR.. and Mrs. Leavitt,
General and Mrs. Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
and MI. M. J. Cornell.
AN ENJOYABLE EVENING.
Miss Ada Foster gave a party last Thurs
lay evening at the st. Nicholas Hotel in
Of Miss Gertrude Guild and Miss
elsie Hall, who depart for Davenport.
yowa. tomorrow. The evening was spent
q singing, dancing and card playing. The
were very elegant. and the
Whole affair exceedingly enjoyable. Among
hose present were: Miss Gertrude Guild,
Elsie Hall, Miss Topsy Bishop, Miss
sarah Jenkins, Miss CarrielKenyon, Messrs.
Walter Lewis, Eugene Gordon, Perrin IT.
Murray ~Liebenstein. Burbridge and
j. Davis, Jr.